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04-03-2003, 09:04
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I Call Shenanigans™
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I listen to Radio1 as well or just stick a load of mp3s on which range from eminem to madness; madness are great for me they always cheer me up and get be doing a silly bopping thing with head !?!  |
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04-03-2003, 10:43
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Anarchist by Accident...
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[quote:97394c0c78="Karst"]the Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always.[/quote:97394c0c78] Excellent... I've just found my copy of "Slight case of Overbombing" only to find it's been cracked!  No more Temple of Love for me for a while! |
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04-03-2003, 11:09
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Actually do you think music can affect a design or act as inspiration ? I just finshed a set of flyers for a house/trance music event down in Essex and while I did it I played a live recording of one of their previous events, the client was 100% happy with my first idea and kept the design exactly as it was! |
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04-03-2003, 12:16
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[b:451dd95bfb]Japanese Sentai's Music:[/b:451dd95bfb] My favorite this time is an opening theme intro from BIOMAN - called "Choudenshi Bioman" ..soldya ..soldya, bioman!!! Think of the colored smoke bombs, the red ..blue ..green ..yellow ..pink  they're more lively ... hehehe |
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04-03-2003, 12:26
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aha Oslec, how are you ? I sent an email to Joe today cos I heard a bomb went off in Manilla , looks like you survived tho  What happened ? I heard it was at the airport or something. |
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04-03-2003, 12:37
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[quote:b15bb532b7="oli"]aha Oslec, how are you ? I sent an email to Joe today cos I heard a bomb went off in Manilla , looks like you survived tho What happened ? I heard it was at the airport or something.[/quote:b15bb532b7] Thank you Oli for your kindness and concern. Dont wory m8 its just some little experiments from my stomach :p lol , no actually heard the bombing in the news and I just ignored it, you know somethings you're not interested with that bomb is far from here .. it's in Davao it'll hundreds of cross islands before it get's here. But we're here, we're fine so far so good doin business ... aaaaaaHH! overloadsss!!!!! |
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04-03-2003, 15:11
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If it's at the office then random stuff from the mp3 PC, which usually is a mix of nice & cheesy 80s synthpop, indie rock, contemporary pop and basically anything we can sing along to in silly voices and mangle up the lyrics to form obscure sexual references. At home I like to chill to some dark ambient (raison d'etre, circular, herbst9, etc) then warm up with some IDM (kettel, funckarma, oldschool autechre, etc.) then get the juices flowing with some noise (tarmvred, zwan, skinny puppy, etc.). I like to mix it up in extreme ways tho, going from one end of the spectrum to another, which drives my colleagues nuts :-) |
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05-03-2003, 14:17
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Stuff that is in my playlist at all times: Richard Ashcroft : Human Condition <-- nice and relaxing... ahhhh KMFDM : Every possible KMFDM album is in that list. >_< VNV Nation : Standing/Burning Empires Skinny Puppy, Ohgr, Wumpscut... the list goes on. All hail Industrial. |
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